The Oregon Dungeness crab season is being delayed until at least Dec. 15.

The start of the season could be delayed even longer, should the crabs not reach the size that help make Dungeness Oregon's most profitable fishery.

The delayed season does not mean the crabs are in poor shape or that they are somehow of poor quality. It simply allows the crabs enough chance to fill up with meat to keep Oregon Dungeness a top-drawer item for both recreational crabbers and consumers.

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Robert S. Wiggins has joined Lane Powell as a Shareholder in the Corporate/M&A Practice Group. Wiggins is a well-known lawyer, entrepreneur, and investor with more than 30 years of experience leading and advising established and emerging companies in the Pacific Northwest. Wiggins will focus his practice on offering outside general counsel services, including general corporate and board representation, business transactions and capital events.